Right across the street from the famed Bonsecours Market, Auberge Bonsecours is the perfect base from which to set out on your exploration of the city and environs. Housed in a formerly abandoned horse stable which has been completely renovated, and featuring a charming courtyard garden bursting with flowers, this inn offers plenty of charm and comfort. There are seven rooms, each with its own distinct décor. The rooms on the topmost floor, under the roof, are particularly striking with their angled ceilings. The old stone and woodwork blend in perfectly with a vividly coloured Provence-inspired décor scheme.
Coordinates 353 rue St-Paul E., Montréal, Québec, Canada, H2Y 1H3
Telephone: 514 396-2662
Fax: 514 396-5138
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Units 7 units; 2 floors
Amenities Air conditioning (7); Desk; Hairdryer; Internet access : wireless (7); Iron and ironing board on request; Non-smoking units (7); Not accessible for persons with physical disabilities; Private bathroom (7); Shower only; Telephone (7); Television (7); Totally accessible for persons with physical disabilities (including bathrooms)
Types of Beds Single bed(s); Double bed(s); King-size bed(s); Cot: Cot upon availability (charge)
Activities Cross-country skiing within 10 km; Cycling within 10 km; Golf within10 km; Summer theatre within 10 km
Business Hours Reception business hours (8h am - 10h30 pm); Check-in time (2h pm); Check-out time (11h am)
Languages Spoken by staff French; English
Payment methods Credit card: Visa, MasterCard/Euro Card, American Express; Traveler's checks; Cash; Direct payment accepted
Rates Single occupancy: Maximum for the least expensive unit (125), Maximum for the most expensive unit (195); Double occupancy: Maximum for the least expensive unit (195), Maximum for the most expensive unit (285)
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Right across the street from the famed Bonsecours Market, Auberge Bonsecours is the perfect base from which to set out on your exploration of the city and environs. Housed in a formerly abandoned horse stable which has been completely renovated, and featuring a charming courtyard garden bursting with flowers, this inn offers plenty of charm and comfort. There are seven rooms, each with its own distinct décor. The rooms on the topmost floor, under the roof, are particularly striking with their angled ceilings. The old stone and woodwork blend in perfectly with a vividly coloured Provence-inspired décor scheme.
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